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Broadview
Walnut

The best form for the UK, self-fertile and precocious. Fruit production at a very early age.

Brown Turkey
Fig

Large brown, pear-shaped fruit with a sugary, rich, red flesh and good compact habit. Reliable and easy to grow.

Brownlees Russet
Apple

A juicy flavour like acid drops, keeps well into February. Very attractive dark pink blossom in the spring.

Browns
Apple Cider

Upright habit. Vigorous. Medium sized, dark red fruit. Produces a fruity, bittersharp cider.

Brunswick
Fig

Large pear-shaped fruit. Green/yellow skin, yellow flesh with red centre. Leaves are handshaped.

Buccaneer
Walnut

Healthy & robust. Nut is round and carrier in abundance, particularly suited for pickling. Heavy crops and self-fertile.

Buckingham
Tayberry

Raspberry x Blackberry. The thornfree Tayberry, large and succulent with delicious sweet and aromatic taste.

Burcombe
Cherry

Historic cherry from Tamar Valley, especially suitable for growing in the south-west. Black, juicy and sweet.

Butler
Hazel

Late nut, very good texture, strong flavour. Moderately vigorous tree and a very heavy cropper.

Cambridge
Gage

Small, yellowish-green, juicy fruit, reliable. Good cropper and self fertile, prefers a sheltered warm site.

Canada Red
Rhubarb

One of the sweetest varieties of red rhubarb with shorter more slender, cherry-red stalks.

Cannock (Perry)
Pear

A small general purpose pear for perry, bottling, stewing and possibly eating if stored long enough.

Captain Kidd
Apple

A better coloured form of Kidd's Orange Red. Sweet, crisp and aromatic eater. A good alternative to Cox.

Captain Tom
Apple

A dual purpose apple with it's main feature being a beautiful large, soft pink flower. Sweet and crisp, juicy texture.

Captivator (Red)
Gooseberry

An ideal replacement for Pax, large red fruit, good quality, few thorns and more mildew resistant.

Carman
Mulberry

This white fruited Mulberry is large and sweet, hardy and very productive from an early age.

Cascade delight ®
Raspberry

Very healthy variety resistant to root rot. Large long, firm intensely flavoured berries have an excellent shelf life.

Catillac
Pear

Large full green fruit changing to greenish yellow. Some fruits develop a red flush and slight russet. Excellent for baking.

Catshead
Apple

Large angular fruit, green-pale yellow cooking apple with perfumed flavour. Cooks to a sharp, firm puree.

Celebration ® NUVAR
Pear

Large pyriform of excellent dessert quality. Light green on a yellow background. Strong growing and healthy.